50 Insane US Geography Facts That Seem Fake But Are 100% Real

Thumbs down. While the narration may be accurate, whomever drew the maps doesn't know that:

1. Death Valley is southeast of Mt Whitney

2. US 2 contigously traverses the states of Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan

I stopped after 5 of the fifty.

The Pando quaking aspen, at about 108 acres, is dwarfed by Oregon's "humongous fungus," which at 2200 acres, is the largest living organism in the world.

The Reno farther west than LA is my trivia party trick but Sacramento and Carson City are NOT that high.

at the fault line in houston 1 house is 4 feet higher than their neighbor

The maps are shockingly inaccurate. Your flag for Death Valley is really on Baskersfield

If a man makes a remark in the forest and there is no woman to hear him, is he still wrong?

My favourite is that Michigan is further north, east, west, and south of Canada

Alaska , it’s mainly about Alaska this video

I don't fool with volcanoes

Florida has the most canalous city in the world by a LOOOOONG shot.

Portland, Maine and Portland, Oregon latitudes were switched.

The comments makes this video even better

The comments makes this video even better

A questionably better comparison for Wyoming would be the Reno metro area. You can walk from south to north along the University of Nevada, Reno, and go from the casino-packed downtown to bare hills and high desert in a mile. Reno has sprawl going south admittedly, but that always blew my mind when I went to school there. The slogan fits

I literally just learned the Statue of liberty 🗽 being in New Jersey on my own while looking on Google Maps a few day's ago... I saw the statue of Liberty 🗽 in 2009 crossing over the Bridge 🌉 from Jersey to Manhattan

3:13 100% true.

As a Rhode Islander, we are all used to our state being used as a system of measurement. Remember, it's not the size of your state that counts. 😉

Another dustbowl is inevitable in Texass.

fact 24 is completely true because I live in Texas and it takes one day to drive from El Paso to Luisiana

That was a barge. Most of it is underwater due to the load

1:59 / 24:59 it's never too late for you to learn to pronounce contiguous... 😩

5:14 / 19:21 while i had appreciated the earlier displayed metric values, they were not always available. :-<

14:22 that illustration seems quite uninspired, when you're trying to show Maine being LOWER than Oregon. Should've drawn the actual parallels not mere horizontal lines. 🙄

Sea levels aren’t rising

Wyoming is awful, that's why.

Finally one that isn’t hating on the president. Hope you got over your TDS

13:47 how is Carson City west of la???

I 90 is longer than I 20. I don’t know where you get your facts from it makes me question everything.

I love that the animation for the two Portlands show them as the reverse of what is said.

2:46 Arguably. 😒

The World's smallest river is actually in the DR Congo,not The US

Is the graphic about the Portlands wrong? The video states Portland Oregon is further North the latitude the stated confirms that but the graphic shows Maine as more Northern. ???

Was sad new Madrid fault line was not on here. It is a ticking time bomb

TN has pyramids like the ones over in Egypt and Africa.

Just remember that the United States is roughly the size of continental Europe.

FYI, São Paulo is sometimes only one hour ahead of Miami depending on what part of the year the US is in since Brazil doesn’t have daylight savings time.

Fact 15.1: It's "Daylight Saving Time." Not "Savings." It's not a bank.

Facts 17.1 & 27.1: You meant "farther," not "further." Use farther for distance, further for ideas and concepts.

Why’d you include Jacksonville and Charlotte but not Atlanta when talking abt major cities in the eastern time zone on fact 25? Ik thats very specific but j it a lil weird

it's Daylight 'Saving' Time, not 'Savings'. You aren't putting daylight in the bank.

Why are you publishing lies that are so easy to refute? The USA hasn't lost any land due to sea level. The high tide marks at harbors across the Atlantic & Pacific that have been there for over 100 years have NOT changed.

I like how Sacramento and Carson City suddenly walked north in latitude.

Mt. Everest is 8848 m not 8838 m

An afternoon with some dredgers and bulldozers and the Point Roberts squabble is over. 🤐

Please post facts that the sea level is actually rising currently thank you

I know people in Texas think everything is big there, bit they need to look at Australia. Our third smallest state, NSW, is larger than Texas and our largest cattle station, Anna Downs, is over 6 million acres.